Last updated: August 2026

In short: Lithune does not retain prompt or completion content and does not use it for model training. Limited technical metadata is processed to deliver, secure and account for the service.

1. Who is responsible

Levent Tuzun, a sole proprietor established in Türkiye and operating the Lithune brand, is the data controller for personal data whose processing purposes and means are determined by Lithune.

When the service is accessed through OpenRouter, OpenRouter also processes data under its own terms and privacy notice. OpenRouter's role is separate from Lithune's operation of the inference infrastructure.

2. Data we process

3. Purposes and legal grounds

Where Turkish Law No. 6698 applies, processing is carried out under the applicable conditions in Articles 5 and 6. Where the GDPR applies, the corresponding bases may include contract, legitimate interests and legal obligation.

4. Retention

5. Recipients and data location

Model inference is performed on Lithune-owned hardware in Türkiye. Lithune does not send inference content to an external model or GPU provider.

Requests may be routed through OpenRouter and Cloudflare. Those organisations may process request, connection or account data for routing, security and platform operation under their own privacy terms, potentially outside Türkiye. Users should review those terms before using the service.

6. Sensitive data

Users should not submit health information, biometric data, political opinions or other sensitive personal data unless they have a lawful basis and the submission is necessary. If included in a prompt, such content is processed transiently to produce the requested response and is not intentionally retained by Lithune.

7. Your rights

Subject to the law applicable to you, you may request information about processing, access, correction, deletion, restriction or objection, and may have rights concerning portability. You may also complain to Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Authority or, where applicable, your local data-protection authority.

Requests can currently be submitted through the official Lithune OpenRouter profile. Lithune may ask for information needed to verify the requester and locate the relevant API-key metadata.

8. Security and changes

Traffic is protected in transit using TLS, and access to infrastructure and retained metadata is restricted. No security measure can provide an absolute guarantee. Material changes to this notice will be reflected by updating the date above.